Education Studies, MSEd
The Online Master of Science in Education in Education Studies (OMES) is a fully online program with five concentrations: Education Linguistics, Human Development, Language, Teaching, and Literacies, Quantitative Methods, and Policy, Organization, Leadership, and Systems.
Curriculum
Code | Title | Course Units |
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Core: | ||
EDUC 5990 - Education in a Connected Global Landscape 1 | 1 | |
EDUC 6990 - OMES Capstone 2 | 1 | |
Education Linguistics Concentration | ||
Concentration Course Requirement(s): | ||
EDUC 6205 | Linguistics in Education | 1 |
Concentration Core Courses: | ||
Take three of the following: | 3 | |
Sociolinguistics in Education | ||
Racial Literacy | ||
Language Assessment | ||
Selected Topics in ELX: Task Based Language Teaching | ||
Multicultural Issues in Education | ||
Forming and Reforming the Elementary Reading/Writing/Literacy Curriculum | ||
Methods Requirement | 1 | |
Take one of the following: | ||
Data Processing and Analysis | ||
Introductory Statistics for Educational Research | ||
Core Methods in Educational Data Mining | ||
EDUC 5991 - Methods and Applications of Quantitative Educational Research | ||
Survey Methods & Design | ||
Regression and Analysis of Variance | ||
Measurement Theory and Test Construction | ||
Qualitative Methods: Principles and Techniques | ||
Evaluation of Policies, Programs and Projects | ||
Select three electives from all of the courses available to OMES students 3 | 3 | |
Learning, Teaching, and Literacies Concentration | ||
Concentration Course Requirement(s): | ||
EDUC 6139 | Design of Learning Environments | 1 |
EDUC 6116 | Master's Foundations of Teaching and Learning | 1 |
Concentration Core Courses: | ||
Take two of the following: | 2 | |
Adaptive Learning Systems | ||
Literature for Children and Adolescents | ||
Multicultural Issues in Education | ||
Forming and Reforming the Elementary Reading/Writing/Literacy Curriculum | ||
Digital Literacies in a Networked World | ||
Curriculum Development and Enactment | ||
Big Data, Education, and Society | ||
The Challenges of Leading | ||
Methods Requirement | ||
Take one of the following: | 1 | |
Introductory Statistics for Educational Research | ||
Data Processing and Analysis | ||
Core Methods in Educational Data Mining | ||
EDUC 5991 - Methods and Applications of Quantitative Educational Research | ||
Survey Methods & Design | ||
Regression and Analysis of Variance | ||
Measurement Theory and Test Construction | ||
Qualitative Methods: Principles and Techniques | ||
Evaluation of Policies, Programs and Projects | ||
Select three electives from all of the courses available to OMES students 3 | 3 | |
Quantitative Methods Concentration (Not Admitting for 2025-26 AY) | ||
Concentration Course Requirement(s): | ||
EDUC 6625 | Data Processing and Analysis | 1 |
EDUC 6191 | Core Methods in Educational Data Mining | 1 |
Concentration Core Courses: | ||
Take two of the following: | 2 | |
Survey Methods & Design | ||
Regression and Analysis of Variance | ||
Measurement Theory and Test Construction | ||
Methods Requirement | ||
Take one of the following: | 1 | |
EDUC 5991 - Methods and Applications of Quantitative Educational Research | ||
Qualitative Methods: Principles and Techniques | ||
Evaluation of Policies, Programs and Projects | ||
Select three electives from all of the courses available to OMES students 3 | 3 | |
Policy, Organization, Leadership, and Systems Concentration | ||
Concentration Course Requirement(s): | ||
EDTF 5240 | School & Society Seminar | 1 |
Concentration Core Courses: | ||
Take three of the following: | 3 | |
Economics of Education in Lower Middle Income Countries | ||
Global Governance and Cooperation: International Education Policy and Practice | ||
The Challenges of Leading | ||
Special Topics in Higher Education | ||
The Business of the Academic Business | ||
Methods Requirement | ||
Take one of the following: | 1 | |
Introductory Statistics for Educational Research | ||
Data Processing and Analysis | ||
Core Methods in Educational Data Mining | ||
EDUC 5991 - Methods and Applications of Quantitative Educational Research | ||
Survey Methods & Design | ||
Regression and Analysis of Variance | ||
Measurement Theory and Test Construction | ||
Qualitative Methods: Principles and Techniques | ||
Evaluation of Policies, Programs and Projects | ||
Select three electives from all of the courses available to OMES students 3 | 3 | |
Human Development Concentration (Not Admitting for 2025-26 AY) | ||
Concentration Course Requirement(s): | ||
EDTF 5150 | Child Development | 1 |
EDUC 5560 | Human Development | 1 |
Concentration Core Courses: | ||
Take two of the following: | 2 | |
Qualitative Studies of Developmental Interventions | ||
Risk, Resilience, and Prevention Science | ||
Peer Relationships in Childhood and Adolescence | ||
Mindfulness for Emerging Adults | ||
Adolescent Development | ||
Methods Requirement | ||
Take one of the following: | 1 | |
Introductory Statistics for Educational Research | ||
Data Processing and Analysis | ||
Core Methods in Educational Data Mining | ||
EDUC 5991 - Methods and Applications of Quantitative Educational Research | ||
Survey Methods & Design | ||
Regression and Analysis of Variance | ||
Measurement Theory and Test Construction | ||
Qualitative Methods: Principles and Techniques | ||
Evaluation of Policies, Programs and Projects | ||
Select three electives from all of the courses available to OMES students 3 | 3 | |
Total Course Units | 10 |
- 1
Course must be taken in the first fall term (full time or part time students).
- 2
Capstone should be taken in the final spring (full time or part time). For those students planning to transition into a residential program, they should not take this course.
- 3
Elective classes can be chosen from any of the courses offered within the student's concentration area or those offered within the other concentrations. Students cannot pursue more than one concentration.
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Not available to fulfill Methods Requirement for the Quantitative Methods Concentration
The degree and major requirements displayed are intended as a guide for students entering in the Fall of 2025 and later. Students should consult with their academic program regarding final certifications and requirements for graduation.